Re: DBD::DBM and hashrefs

On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 11:41:45 -0700, jeff wrote:

>I believe you can specify hash storage by passing the appropriate DBM flags
>when you do DBI->connect(). Use the flags your DBM implementation expects and
>pass them as specified in the DBD::DBM docs.

I have been over the docs several times, as well as the source code,
and am knee-deep in writing a patch (on the offhand suggestion of Tim
Bunce on the Class::DBI list).

If DBD::DBM supports hashrefs as values the same way it supports
arrayrefs as values, I am _really_ missing something.

Needless to say, I saw no such flags. If they exist I would love to
see them, so I can chuck this patch.

RT
.

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